ANATOMICAL ILLUSTRATION 983 
Other anatomical illustrations of the pre-Vesalian period em- 
brace the very rare copper plates of Canano, showing bones and 
muscles of the arm. Choulant says that, prior to 1543, one book 
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of the work was published, containing 27 illustrations, but the 
work was never completed. Between 1536 and 1543 there were 
several plates of anatomical figures placed on the market. These 
so-called ‘Fliegende Blatter’ include the six Tabule anatomic 
